John Goodman: Filming with Tom Cruise briefly interrupted

Called a vague message about an injury to a Tom Cruise Set on Saturday, it is now clear who it caught: Hollywood star John Goodman (72) injured the filming of a new film in England. , the actor suffered a hip injury. The incident occurred during work on the latest project by the Oscar-winning director Alejandro G. Iñárritu (60).

“John Goodman suffered a hip injury,” said the spokesman in a statement. “He immediately received medical care, which led to a brief interruption of the shooting in order to give him time to relax.”

. According to the spokesman for the production company, filming is to be continued in the coming week. “Production will resume shooting next week after John’s full recovery,” the explanation continues.

The still undetected film is made in the Pinewood Studios in England and has an expected cinema release on October 2, 2026. In addition to Goodman, Tom Cruise (61), Jesse Plemons (36) and Riz Ahmed (41) also play in the project. Iñárritu, known for films such as “Birdman”, “The Revenant” and “Babel”, is considered one of the most renowned directors of Hollywood.

According to a synopsis on IMDB, the film “The most powerful man in the world” follows after this “causes a catastrophe and a mission begins to prove that it is the savior of mankind”. Details on the role that Goodman takes over in the film have not yet been announced.

It is not the only current project for Goodman – according to “People”, the 72 -year -old also stands for the films “Chili Finger” and “Smurfs” in the starting blocks. The actor, known from films such as “The Big Lebowski” and series such as “Roseanne”, had already had to cope with a personal stroke of fate at the beginning of the year: his house in the Pacific Palisades district of Los Angeles burned down completely.

Director Iñárritu was awarded numerous prizes in the course of his career. He won the Oscar twice for the best direction – for “Birdman” and “The Revenant” – and is known for his visually impressive and often complex narrative style.